-
9 killed in various incidents in Syria over the past 24 hours
Syria Service - Local Syrian sources announced that at least 9 people were killed in various parts of the country in the past 24 hours due to shootings, family conflicts, attacks by unknown gunmen and explosions of mines left over from the war.
-
Iraq, Syria Sign Strategic Oil Pipeline Reconstruction Agreement
Syria Service - Syria and Iraq have signed a memorandum of understanding to begin the reconstruction of the crude oil pipeline from Haditha to the port of Baniyas, a project that will be implemented with the support of the United States and implemented by an international consortium led by American companies, and is part of Baghdad's $60 billion package of agreements with American companies.
-
IRGC:
Countries hosting US aggressors should be prepared to receive a corresponding response
Iran Service-Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stating that countries hosting US aggressors should be prepared to receive a corresponding response, emphasized: The gathering place of the aggressors in the ground forces support center in Arifjan and the radar of the US Ali al-Salem base in Kuwait were destroyed.
-
5-magnitude earthquake shakes Malatya
Service Turkey - An earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale shook the Batalgazi district of Malatya province this morning.
-
Iraqi media report successive explosions in Sulaymaniyah
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service – Iraqi media reported multiple explosions in Sulaymaniyah province on Friday evening, claiming that plumes of smoke were seen rising from bases housing U.S. forces in the province.
-
Ocalan seeks to redefine the role of the Kurds; "New Kurd" is the focus of the post-PKK phase
World Service - Abdullah Ocalan's message to the first issue of the "Cominal" magazine shows that his intellectual project for the new era is based on the reconstruction of Kurdish society, the building of civil institutions and the upbringing of a generation that has moved from the struggle to prove its identity to participation in the governance of society.
-
Turkey's indigenous atomic clock launched into space
Service Turkey - The Turkish Minister of Industry and Technology announced the successful launch of the country's rubidium atomic clock and announced that the first signal of this system has also been received from space. This technology is one of the strategic projects of Turkey's National Space Program for the development of a domestic positioning and timing system.
-
The return of Western oil giants to Kirkuk
World Service – Two major oil companies, Britain’s BP and America’s ConocoPhillips, will take over the development of one of Iraq’s most important oil fields in Kirkuk in a new partnership. In addition to its economic goals, this $25 billion project is indicative of Baghdad’s efforts to increase the presence of Western companies in Iraq’s energy industry and reduce the influence of Chinese companies.
-
Kurdistan Regional Government:
Attacks on the Kurdistan Region threaten Iraq's stability and the regional peace process
Iraq and Kurdistan Region Service - The Kurdistan Regional Government condemned the recent attacks on the Kurdistan Region in a message on the X social network, calling it a clear violation of Iraq's sovereignty and a threat to the country's stability and the peace process in the region.